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I'm at Streamick.com (beta, of course) watching full-screen acoustic music performances from a storefront L.A. club.

Right now, the Streamick stream is flawless, but not a lot of people know about it yet. Can it scale? We'll see.

I'm sending the audio via usb through a tuner to my stereo floor speakers -- sounds terrific.

One quibble: I'm watching a playlist. I switched streams to check out some other stuff, and the show started over again from the beginning. There are no controls, so
I can't pause or, preferably, bookmark my place in the stream.

What I'm watching:

Kulak's Woodshed
A low-fi project with recorded and live performance of acoustic singers/songwriters at the Kulak's woodshed in North Hollywood.

I'd love to see this from local clubs and musicians -- record, archive and Webcast live performances. (It would also popularize the clubs; audiences would show up to be part of the video.) This is what I always hoped local public-access cable would be.

There's a lot more here, including live TV stations.

But acoustic is just perfect for this rainy afternoon.